Canada’s Mark de Jonge wins bronze in kayaking

Posted Aug 11, 2012 7:53 am.

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WINDSOR, England – Canadian kayaker Mark de Jonge has won bronze in the K-1 200-metre race at the Olympic Games.

The 28-year-old from Halifax won both his heat and semifinal Friday to advance to the final on the last day of canoe-kayak competition at Eton Dorney.

Go to CTVOlympics.ca for the full story.

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